Astral Projection Forum

The technique is a simplification of the method that can be found in the literature of the magical order Ordo Aurum Solis. 1. Build the astrosome (the astral body) Ordo Aurum Solis uses a technique called Clavis Rei Primae to build the astrosome for the purposes of magic and/or astral projection. It's simplified version uses merely visualization of a stream of etheric energy passing through the five major "centers of activity", located as follows: 2. Cornua Lunae - the genitals, half inside, half outside 3. Institia Splendens - the feet, half above the ground, half below. The etheric energy is then visualized being dragged from the feet center to the top of the head and splitting into two separate streams that encircle the body on the left and the right and enter it back at the feet. The circulation is repeated five times. 4. The actual projection consists of visualizing a cord extending from one's solar plexus, and the etheric energy leaving through

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Position doesn't matter - I'm doing it both in the morning and in the bed at night. I only try to guard myself against putting my palms flat against any solid surface, but perhaps even that's not necessary.

The 'rocking' is a technique described by Austrian occultist Alfred Ballabene. It involves imagining that you're rocking or floating or falling until you begin to actually feel you are. It's described on what is left of his "Astral Pages":

http://www.paranormal.de/ballabene/obe/english/move.htm

[quote author=criswellgunner link=topic=328.msg1602#msg1602 date=1358863284=criswellgunner link=topic=328.msg1602#msg1602 date=1358863284] no matter what teqnique i try or how i do it, my body willl not fall asleep. This is the only thing holding me back, I was wondering if someone could help me with this. [/quote] My take - backed by a few years of experience in those matters - is that the perequisite to achieve success in astral projection is to strengthen the imaginary/subtle/astral body. In other words, the exercises that target this supposed body do lead to visionary experiences such as conscious (lucid) dreams and "astral projections", while merely teetering on the brink of sleep doesn't. In one of my earlier posts, I gave a link to one rather dangerous but nevertheless effective exercise that comes from the tradition of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn (http://www.wisdomsdoor.com/wb/hwb-mpe.shtml). The exercise used to work for me in the past, now I'm testing

To be true, I've never tried any of these methods and am planning to use them as soon as I regain my ability to travel.